>Here are a few sneak preview shots of a wedding I shot today assisting Anna Roström! Anna hailed for an assistant at the last minute and lucky me got the chance to see her in action. It was great day! The bride and groom were so natural in front of the camera so we were treated to some stunning shots. Since the bride and groom are still celebrating as I post this blog I’ll just share some anonymous pictures just now. I hope to be able to share more later!

and here’s one of Anna in action…

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So here is part 2 of Anne and Henri’s wedding photos! I just love black and white photos and since this day was shot in the photojournalistic style I thought it was rather appropriate to blog (almost) entirely black and white shots! A huge thanks to Juliana once again for asking me to assist. This day was a real challenge of speed and light. Big congrats to Anne and Henri!

this lovely light affect is not shooting into the light but an effect of the lens steaming up after coming inside from the -12 degree cold outside!

Anne is so fotogenic and looked great from every angle but this shot is probably my favourite.

Anne and henri have 2 kids, Ella and Ellis and they were both sooo cute!

Here’s a few shots from their almost lightening quick ceremony at the town hall.

…and I just couldn’t resist sharing these colour photos taken at the Grand Hotel…

>Anne and Henri were married this afternoon at Stockholm Town Hall. I followed Juliana Wiklund of Morethanwords again for more inspiration and expert tips of the trade! First we took some reportage couple shots in one of their favourite cafe’s on Södermalm…Copacabana on Horntull Strand. Afterwards we went to the Grand Hotel where Anne and Henri will spend their wedding night and we met up with some of their friends and their beautiful daughter Ella.

More shots will come soon!

>Anne and Henri were married this afternoon at Stockholm Town Hall. I followed Juliana Wiklund of Morethanwords again for more inspiration and expert tips of the trade! First we took some reportage couple shots in one of their favourite cafe’s on Södermalm…Copacabana on Horntull Strand. Afterwards we went to the Grand Hotel where Anne and Henri will spend their wedding night and we met up with some of their friends and their beautiful daughter Ella.

More shots will come soon!

>As promised here comes the rest of a very long review of Hanna and Ingemar’s wedding. The church was wonderful. So bright, a long aisle, fantastic organ, exquisite chandeliers and that lovely corridor of stained glass windows seen in their portraits.

The shoot started with a ‘first look’ staged by Juliana which almost went wrong but worked wonderfully in the end!

Hanna had fixed the most wonderful floral and candel arrangement leading up the alter with flowers of muted tones to match her bouquet.

>Today I had the pleasure to assist Juliana Wiklund of morethanwords.se to shoot a wedding. Something I haven’t done since last Summer! What a great day!

Today is the day to make the big step into marriage for Ingemar and Hanna. Although they themselves said that it felt like a natural step and was really not a big deal! They are two very cool cucumbers, very much in love. And today is Ingemar’s birthday so it’s double congratulations!

Today was also a big step for me… I went somewhere without Oskar for the first time! I left him at home with his dad and my mum. I cried for about 10 minutes after I left home but as soon as I got busy at the shoot I was fine…although I was extra emotional and was brought to tears on more than one occasion!

Here are some shots taken during the portrait session. I made today an extra challenge for myself…1 camera and 1 lens! I of course took my new D700 and my 50 mm f1.4. It was a real challenge of composition to work without a zoom lens but I really enjoyed it and think the results speak for themselves. More shots will follow later in the week of shots taken during the ceremony and out in the snow!..yes Hanna was brave and ventured out into the blustery cold snow!

>I entered this photo in a competition last year and it was selected for the RIFO 2009 digital forum (digitalsolongen) exhibition. Now, this weekend I discovered that the photo was selected amoungst the best 90 photos taken by RSF members during the year and is now published in the 2009 year book! how thrilled am I! I’m now awaiting for my copy of the book to arrive…

Oddly enough this bride contacted me again before Christmas asking for a high res version of this shot so that she could print it for her mother and grandmother as a christmas present!…seems it was an all round appreciated photo.

It’s interesting to look back at old photos and see how I’ve developed as a photographer. The moment in this shot is what’s important but had I seen it now I think I might have composed the shot a little differently and I’d certainly have edited it differently. But that doesn’t matter, the photo was a sucess and everybody is happy.

>Yesterday was the big day for Carolin and Christian who got married in Sundbyberg. Their portrait session was shot around the church grounds before the ceremony. I had a great time photographing them becasue they both exuded love and affection. There are so many lovely shots with love in their eyes that it’s been tough to decide which images to process first! Here’s the sneak preview anyway!

>Yesterday was the big day for Carolin and Christian who got married in Sundbyberg. Their portrait session was shot around the church grounds before the ceremony. I had a great time photographing them becasue they both exuded love and affection. There are so many lovely shots with love in their eyes that it’s been tough to decide which images to process first! Here’s the sneak preview anyway!

>I shot Sarah and Tom’s engagement back in April and have I’ve really been looking forward to this day since I’d get to work in my own language, English! Thanks so much for choosing me to share your day with you. As the photographer we probably get to spend the most time with the wedding couple on their big day which basically means hours of guarenteed laughter and happiness!

The ceremony was at Orkesta Kyrka in Vallentuna. It is a small and charming church is one of the oldest churches in Sweden dating back to the 1100’s! Here comes the first selection of ceremony reportage and portraits from yesterday.